Ooh, so many posts I want to reply to, I hope I don't forget anyone!
First of all big congratulations to Lou! I feel really honoured that your baby is barely ten hours out and you're posting on here
Take your time to recover but please do humour us with a picture of your dinky little man sometime. I'm so pleased everything went well for you
Hopeful, I'm so sorry you are still sick
as far as I've been told being sick does not affect your babies at all as long as your temperature doesn't go too high. You seem to be on top of that, though, so
Hopefully, you have turned a corner and are on your way to recovery now
I feel very humbled that you found this site through me
If it hadn't been for bnb I don't think I would still have ducky. It is only through this website that I heard about nkcells and with the encouragement of a number of ladies here that I went for the treatment. It's not something I will ever forget!
Pink, a big welcome to you
I hope all goes well for you and squishy
Sara, as I said on the other thread, I think your beta result is fine and a lot more definitive than the urine test. I'm keeping my fingers crossed for a good rise by your next blood draw!
Thanks for explaining the steroids. I'm not very knowledgeable with thyroid issues but would like to know more about it. My sister is about to ttc again and she has thyroid problems. If she doesn't conceive soon or has any problems she is going to come to me so I need to be prepared!
Heart, I wish I could come and give you a big hug this evening
I know I'm complaining about having my parents in the house but at the same time I am glad to have them closer. They used to be a 12 hour drive away
Her getting Skype sorted will make a big difference to you, I'm sure. You may not be able to hug but she will be able to follow your pregnancy much closer!
We had our first Skype chat with my nephew last Sunday and it was so much cooler and more fun for both parties than just hearing him make baba noises in the background.
As for the cervix, if this was me you would remind me that I am still outside the critical level so no need to panic yet! You are being super proactive in taking your progesterone so hopefully you will stay within the normal range for a long time yet - you have a super doc keeping an eye on you, too, just in case
On a more fun note, what sewing project are you working on at the mo?
Bumpy, I think I may have missed the news about your dad? Big hugs and lots of strength to you, hon. I hope you still get to enjoy many a happy moment with him
Mom, that's quite an impressive family you have there! If you were here I'd wonder how you'd get around with seven children but I have seen some huuuuge cars in the States so it shouldn't be a worry
Since you brought it up, when do you think you'll have your first grandchild?
Hubby and I had planned on only having 5 and stopping when I was 30, but after #5 was born we just couldn't say we were done. I was 30 when he was born, so once we decided to go ahead and try again we started right away. #5 Breastfed until he was almost 2 so I didn't ovulate! Then when I finally got my cycle back I had 3 losses, so now #5 is going to be 4 when #6 is born. The funny thing is I know if we have a daughter we'll be done, not because we don't want any more boys, but because we only want one girl! 
